Subdomain integration

Let me start first by saying that I have never done any integration with Cpanel before, so I really appreciate your help and hope that you understand that some of my questions my be basic. Thank you.

I have a forum which will also shortly be offering a blog service. The forum is currently hosted on a server with Cpanel/WHM and I want to be able to to integrate the site so that when one of my users registers it will automatically generate a subdomain of their choosing.

Here's where it gets a little more complicated: The forum (Vbulletin 4.0 Publishing Suite) creates the blog and currently sets into simply creates a new folder for the blog and not a whole new Cpanel hosting account which is what normally happens when a subdomain is created in Cpanel.

Can someone give me some advice on (first of all) on the API system as I know nothing about it and secondly some information on my above issue.

I am looking for the exact same solution and tried this. Followed the steps and enter my server details and account. Nothing happened. Is there something missing? From the instructions I am not aware of?

I am looking for the exact same solution and tried this. Followed the steps and enter my server details and account. Nothing happened. Is there something missing? From the instructions I am not aware of?

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Try now, I made a typo in my original post "login" should have been "rootdomain"

The CP_ACCOUNT and CP_PASSWORD are defined and drawn from outside of root through the config.php file. The account username and password that I am using are the same username and password to sign in to the cpanel for that domain. Is this correct or should it be the root and password? I like to create a subdomain under the main directory, I am using test and no directory or subdomain created for test when the script is run.

Disabling NSCD may not be the way to fix this. I strongly urge that you open a ticket at tickets.cpanel.net/submit/ please title it: "ATTN: Matt Dees SubDomain integration" so that I can take a look at it.